In biophysics, one of our main research topics in the physics department, we study on the molecular level the function of biologically relevant macromolecules.
This requires interdisciplinary training that includes working with highly sensitive experimental methods to gather quantitative data and using them to
We work at the interface between animate and inanimate world. We aim to describe fundamental processes and the basis of life.
Course Content
The best way to find detailed information about the exact course content is by using the annotated university calendar and current timetables, which can be found at u.hu-berlin.de/vorlesungsverzeichnis and the department’s website: www2.hu-berlin.de/biologie/bpi/.
The Study Counselling Service is also available to help you (see important addresses).
Course Objectives
The Biophysics bachelor’s course provides students with the subject-related knowledge, skills and methods they will require to be capable of scientific work, scientifically-based judgement, critical reflection on scientific results and responsible action in the working world.
This applies to qualification for a master’s course o the one hand, and t.
Course Structure
In total 180 credit points (CP*) are required Mandatory modules: 125 CP incl.
Bachelor’s thesis Mandatory elective modules: 35 CP General elective modules:20 CP *One credit point (CP) equals a workload of 25 - 30 hours for preparation, follow-up and attendance at classes.
Master’s Courses
You can apply for the following consecutive master’s courses at Humboldt-Universität:.
1) Biophysics.
2) Molecular Life Science.
3) Organismic Biology and Evolution You’ll find other programmes in the current ‘Post-graduate degree courses’ course catalogue, available athttp://studium.hu-berlin.de/beratung/sa.
Why Study Biophysics at Hu?
Successful modern biology requires the ability to recognise and present complex relationships and networks, and the ability to use the laws of physics to explain processes on a molecular, cellular and organismic level as well.
This requires interdisciplinary training that includes working with highly sensitive experimental methods to gather quantit.
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